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Post-pandemic music culture booms reshape trends
Post-pandemic music culture booms reshape trends
Gavin Lin, Managing Editor • March 19, 2025

Junior Dylan Chen needs a break. He’s tired, hours of work slowly grinding down his stamina, but he knows just what he needs to do. He throws on a pair of headphones and pulls up his rock playlist, cranking...

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Zoya Prabhakar, Staff Writer • March 18, 2025
Evolution of education: technology changes learning experience
Ethan Chan, Staff Writer • March 10, 2025
Art by Angelika Gera
Picturing Purpose
Annika Chu, News/Opinion Editor • March 1, 2025
Art by Cynthia Huang
Sunscreen saves
Cynthia Huang, Lifestyle Editor • February 26, 2025
Student activism increases
Student activism increases
Isabella Bian, Newsletter Editor • February 23, 2025
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Art by Angelika Gera
Costly streaming services drive consumers to pirate
Annika Chu, News/Opinion Editor • March 16, 2025

Streaming services were once seen as the solution to media piracy, granting easy access to entertainment at a reasonable price. However, with soaring prices, fewer ad-free options and content spread out...

Art by Cynthia Huang
A Culture of Comparison
Cynthia Huang, Lifestyle Editor • March 18, 2025

Our math tests are back, and I sneak a glance at everyone else’s papers, trying to gauge if I did well or not compared to everyone else. Judging,...

Sidelined: student voices missing in discussions of school issues
Sidelined: student voices missing in discussions of school issues
Luca Vostrejs, Lifestyle Editor • March 15, 2025

The district office crackled with tension at a Feb. 11 Palo Alto Board of Education meeting, while words were fired across the room. As community...

One size (doesn’t) fit all
One size (doesn’t) fit all
Mirai Matsuzawa, Staff Writer • March 7, 2025

Every time I step into Brandy Melville, I admire the clothing racks filled with vintage-inspired T-shirts, dainty tank tops, soft sweatpants...

Fanfiction should be treated as a legitimate literary genre
Fanfiction should be treated as a legitimate literary genre
Cherianne Yoon, News/Opinion Editor & Art Director • February 19, 2025
If the genres of literature were students in high school, fanfiction would be the loner, sitting in the corner of every room and brooding in angst, or the designated misfit of the literary universe — overlooked, dismissed and most of all, unfairly judged. 
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Art by Cynthia Huang
PAUSD literacy instruction shifts its focus through Benchmark
Lea Kwan, Staff Writer • March 13, 2025

Christina Nosek still remembers the overwhelming freedom she was granted when she first started teaching reading in PAUSD elementary schools...

Siri-ous Suspicions
Siri-ous Suspicions
Cherianne Yoon, News/Opinion Editor & Art Director • February 10, 2025

Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that its voice assistant, Siri, was eavesdropping on users without permission...

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Trump’s attack on DEI harms American values
Boys lacrosse beats Archbishop Mitty 10-8 in home game
Boys lacrosse beats Archbishop Mitty 10-8 in home game
Art by Cynthia Huang
A Culture of Comparison
Board plans to continue upholding immigration protections despite Trump’s executive orders
Trump’s attack on DEI harms American values
The Editors-in-Chief March 20, 2025
Pause ethnic studies requirement
Pause ethnic studies requirement
The Editors-in-Chief February 10, 2025
Chiu should apologize, not resign
Chiu should apologize, not resign
The Editors-in-Chief February 10, 2025
Expanding California Avenue, University Avenue to chain stores will boost revenue, foot traffic
The Editors-in-Chief January 6, 2025
Inmates should be forced to work
Inmates should be forced to work
The Editors-in-Chief December 18, 2024
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